Bet you can't see me ......

.......a Brown Hare (Lepus europaeus), keeping very still and barely discernible from the dozens of molehills. Taken handheld, at a distance of 54.9m, out of the open back window of a Landrover, bumping its way around the Glenlivet Estate in the Cairngorms National Park. Was hoping for sightings of Mountain Hare in winter coat, but only distant record shots achieved this time

My thanks to you all for your great response to yesterdays Red Grouse Flight - it received more attention than I ever expected and a special thank you to Ron (Maiwand) for his User Award - all very much appreciated as always

[quote]You must have a rock steady hand to capture such a crisp shot at 700mm., Sylvia.
Ronnie.[/quote]
Helped by resting the 500mm on the window ledge as the Landrover bumped along its way, Ronnie - says a lot for the IS in the Mk ll ;)

Quote:You must have a rock steady hand to capture such a crisp shot at 700mm., Sylvia.
Ronnie.

Helped by resting the 500mm on the window ledge as the Landrover bumped along its way, Ronnie - says a lot for the IS in the Mk ll

[quote]You must have a rock steady hand to capture such a crisp shot at 700mm., Sylvia.
Ronnie.
Helped by resting the 500mm on the window ledge as the Landrover bumped along its way, Ronnie - [b]says a lot for the IS in the Mk ll[/b] ;)[/quote]
You are too modest Sylvia, I would say your undoubted skills is a lot to do with the image, helped by great gear admittedly.
gary

Quote:You must have a rock steady hand to capture such a crisp shot at 700mm., Sylvia.
Ronnie.

Helped by resting the 500mm on the window ledge as the Landrover bumped along its way, Ronnie - says a lot for the IS in the Mk ll

You are too modest Sylvia, I would say your undoubted skills is a lot to do with the image, helped by great gear admittedly.

Beautifully captured with focus on the hare.
Had a presentation at our club last night by FERGUS GILL who is a 20 year winning wildlife photographer.
If you time look at his work.
He explained how elusive hares are so well done getting your image.
Kate:D:D:D

Beautifully captured with focus on the hare.
Had a presentation at our club last night by FERGUS GILL who is a 20 year winning wildlife photographer.
If you time look at his work.
He explained how elusive hares are so well done getting your image.
Kate